Lask's Theory of Category

It is difficult to imagine a more jeopardizing interpretation for the Kantian and post-Kantian concept of category—of its validation criterion and of the related debate—than Lask’s aim for distinguishing, within the transcendental logics, the theory of knowledge from the theory of meaning. Lask’s approach was crucial in the last period of the return to Kant, which characterized both philosophy and science, not only in Germany, among the end of 19th century and the beginning of 20th century, in creating a general and identifiable context for the next history of thought